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THE WORLD OF WOMEN
DON'T DEVELOP A "PERSONALITY.”
Be Sincere,
"Personality spells charm," one often hears, but it would be nonrer the truth to say that it used to spell charm. When it was left to nature, that was. All that's changed, how- over. Girls now cultivate their "per- Quality" as a matter of course, and the cultivation has been rathor over- done if one is to judge by the eccen- tricity and mannerisma-not charm--- sometimes nequired in the process.
One girl of my nequaintanco has devoloped an everlasting beaming smile and an aggravating habit of saying "Yes" in a gently interroga- tive tone by way of anticipating your amallest wat or - inarticulate thoughts,
Shaki yon appear to be looking i for something at table, sho aloesn' pass yon the brend or the mustard, but lens across and any "Yes!"
ro sweetly with the beaming! ever suile and questioning eyebrows.
The first time this is charming; you are quite overcome. But free quent repetition brings insipid monotony, nad when the inne "Yeni breaks in upon those inarti- culate and clasive thoughts of yours, it is almost more than normal nerves | can sland.
Another girl has got the notion thas her nuds more than anything else express her personality. She therefore waves them in front of her constantly during conversation. She is a good talker, but her inexhausti blo How of idens and subtle wit are more than half wanted. You can't help being distracted and irritated] by the hand-waving.. At one moment. it looks like an exercise to obtaini Wrist suppleness for pinuo playing. nt another it scena mort like the wraving of magic spells over 0 witch's cauldron.
„A third girl expresses her refined and artistic personality in Hungarian. »mocks and Chinese slippers nud such things. Also, she notice wils con a chair: always on the floor. A fourth ms eultivated a most extru-
The, costumes pictured here, show significant features of the new winter mode as interpreted by Jean Patou. The costume on the left shows the lower waistline, with pleats and tucks giving the skirt its fullness. Note the dolman sleeves, loose collar, and hat covering the forehead. Coats are more form-fitted, as the figure on the right illustrates, with wider shoulders and more interesting fur treatment. Here again, a siniple hat is pulled down in front.
BEAUTY HINTS.
LACQUERED WIGS.
ordinary accent and a painful sloth Achieving Glamour-by Still Being Worn in
of specch.
An Eyelash!
Paris.
Examples could be multiplied. almost to infinity, but one and all The light that line in your eyea Women in Paris continue to wear
evening ove their tricks and mannerisms to will get more than a second glance for
strange lacquered And bandsaris a aristation conception of personality, if you veil it ir a little-mystery. If
of real They seem to think it is a king of
hair which look as though they vetemplishment which can be labour. You know the eye language you are scalptured. Theso will slip over iously acquired by practice.
I is mentes to tell then that the
Reed't be so active vocally.
to head like a cap and will need little or no attention, for the latter kidly in place, not only for an evening, but for several months.
If your lashes aren't na long or estetre of poronality is sincerity, or as luxuriant as you wish they were unres that the curls and locks stay | lo quote Shakespeare's advice-To thine own self be true." They talk don't worry about it. If it is taking airily justifying, one's ex too long for them to grow by the
All kinds of curious effects istener" and "keméng one's eul an: conscientious application of vaseline by which presumably is meant deing or some product supposed to make produced in there wigs. Some are armething to attract netive and be them grow, cheer up. There's an of Egyptian inspiration and others lel like ens at a distance, with stiff consilen de original ca ruonvention-other way of getting what you want. bandeau of hair resembling britas.
al,
If they would only leave themsel-
are
Beauty parlors have learned the Fint, mail curls, loose locks, and ves alone for a bit. he perfectly were of fastening artificial eye- wind-blown effects are used on flat natural and think less about makinshen onto rent ones in such a way straight hair, which outlines the nu impression, temps that everyone will think they grew shans of the head. The unne of the
lity they possess might wor
Lier. It is all very simple, and the meek is often given en upright row or of Bat ourls which fall from the buck Tex cliners of developing.-E. C. In
of the wig. Fe
DAINBOW RATH SALTS.
F
are immune from tears
water.
How They're Applied.,
Tiny hairs do the trick. Each one
is upiditai individually. It in glued you want them. A “natural”, length on the tip of a natural eyelash. Of is most popular, as it has no hint of course it taken an hour, or maybe artificiality about it. However, you The seat bath salts are made two of them, to have all the haien an have the lashes long enough to sweep gerass your cheek if you want in nowslar form and coloured in applied. But when they aro o them that way. Of course you will (ཕe:w ཉཿnnl cindnq The salts they are there to stay for several pro aktained in tall wing bottles weeks. Your ever will look at life want them to curl up provocatively. pod karn a most attractive annear in an entirely different way, and All lashes are black or dark brown. Anna ** They Are APPAnged in they'll have is much more dazzling Light even grow darker when their Jovens of calaur-sale praan, pink, effect on the general public, of any shadows are increset through the pala blus, and yellow-and tied articular nersou whom you would darker shader, and dark even demand at the ton of the hottles with like to affect in a romantic manner an epually dusky sotting.—ALIOJA pastel,chaded ribbon.
The lashes may be as long a HART.
OUR BRITISH
CROSSWORDS
Across
1 Developing into something quite
tastoful.
It's clear enough: there's little devil in the cover,
01
You must not deduce from its sound that the roverend wearer is overdressed.
10 Cakes of a kind with a sort of
Bugar-loaf inside.
13 Nestle, Sirt, (anag.).
14 Minke of
of aeroplane.
15 You'll find it in yawning.
10
The favourite gets half-way in a fiue moving spirit.
10 It would require a Samsonic ac- countant to cast this columa,
22 Clubu for both sexes, including
mutineers
23 "Age cannot wither her, nor-
stale
infinite variety." (Antony and Cleopatrn.)
her
25 The personal element in the
megohni.
28 A Midland parish that is always
half astonished.
20 Apparently knockabout come
dians, but anyhow quite familiar te the man who puts un plaster (hyphen),
32 A layer usually auriferous.
the
These theatre properties don't belong to travelling companies. 34 Fester.
35 In the mind when mortals agree.
Down
1 Hurry for the dress detail.
2 A great winger.
3. The thick of it.
4 Crane in an iridescent form.
A nominal disguise.
124
7 Contrite and rather suggestive of a dirt-cheap desert shelter.
8 Send or kill
11 Part of the Bible.
13 Cause of many a "rabbit's"
faults?
17 To this word a Gorman town is necessary, but so is the word.
18 To break it you have only to kit
on it.
20 Dickens optimist,
21 A Cornish prefix and a Scottish
golfing centre spell an
coward.
Pull.
26 Eastern boycott.
27 Adhesive.
30 The relative- -
arrant
31 whose wife appears in this
resort.
Yesterday's Solution.
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KING' THEATRE Commencing Saturday, 1st October. Daily at 5.10, 7.15 and 9.30 p.m. Shows only.
BETH BERI
ZIEGFELD FOLLIES STAR
In a Dance Repertoire.
New Dances-
-New Costumes.
Accompanied at the Piano by
MONIA LITTER
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Acclaimed, both by Zimbalist and Heifetz, the most Brilliant Pianist in the Far East.
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OSCAR THINKS MEDBE SOMEBODY STOLE* POODLE AN' WANTS US TO PAY A REWARD FOR HER RETURN...
BUT I THINK
SHE'S LOST!!
I'M GOING TO HANG ON B
JUMBO SO
HE DOGENT
RUN AWAY...
I'D HATR B
LOSE HIM
WHATCHA
TO DO NOW 3
Finder's Keepers!
By Blosser
I'M GOING TO FILL POODLES PAN WITH FOOD'AN' SET IT DUT FOR HER ...... SHE MIGHT COME BACK...AN' SHED BE GOOD AN' HUNGRY IF SHE
DIDIE
...AN' I'M GOING TO PUT
A PAN OP FRESH FOODK OUT EVERY DAY FOR KER UNTIL SHA COMES
BACK... THAT'S THE -LEAST I CASI DO....
YRAH-MESSE SHE'LL SMELL IT FROM WHERE SHE IS 'AN' COME ON HOME....Y'KNOW · DOSS CAN SMELL AWFUL GOOD!!
*THERE
BOYS WAIT
FOR.
A HALF HOUR
WHOOPEE !! POODLE'S BACK!!
HER PAN'S
EMPTY!!
OPEN YOUR. MOUTH, JUMBO !!
WHY... YOU NAUGHTY DOG......
EATIN' ALLr OF POODLE'S
FOOD LIKE "THAT !!
ARE
AND THEN
You
"THEY
SURGI
STICK THEIR
HEADS
OUT TO
FASTIGATE
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